Monitoring Data Process Mapping

Example usage #1

You could upload an image of a rack, for example, and create a 'live status' map of the rack using the health of the monitored Hosts that are within the rack, as to the right:

As you can see, on top of the picture, various metrics have been added to reflect the health and performance of the objects within the rack. This allows you to not only see 'datashelf1 is down', but where that is within a given rack ' thus reducing the time-to-resolution, should it need physical intervention.

Example usage #2

You can use a Hashtag per data center/office, and using a map of the country, you can then see the health of each location based on objects within the given Hashtags:

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Creating a Process Map Dashboard

Use Process Maps to Visualize Your Monitoring

See More Than Just Software

With Opsview Process Maps, you can easily upload images, such as a data center layout schema or cabinet rack, then overlay the throughput of network devices with any data you like. This could include temperature readings, humidity, power draw, and more.

Identify and Resolve Issues Faster

Process Maps is a great way to visualize where the issues are in your infrastructure, so you can identify and resolve them faster and more efficiently.

Monitoring in Context

Whether it is a floorplan, Visio diagram, image of server racks, or a geographic map, it’s all customizable to deliver more context to your monitoring.

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